Stockist No. 01
Tenniswood Militaria
Good for: Military antiques & collectables
Trusted UK militaria dealer since 1967 with 12,000+ authentic military antiques and collectables spanning the Napoleonic era to today.
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Militaria & Collectables
Medals, insignia, badges, documents and uniforms — the historical end of surplus, where provenance matters as much as condition. These dealers specialise in authenticated militaria rather than working kit.
- 4 UK stockists listed
- No paid placements
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Where to buy
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Stockist No. 02
Grenadier Militaria International
Good for: WWI British & Commonwealth militaria
Specialist in authentic WWI British Army and Commonwealth militaria — medals, insignia, documents and trench art.
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TJs Militaria
Good for: Medals, uniforms & webbing
UK-based militaria dealer covering medals, uniforms and webbing across multiple conflict eras.
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JC Militaria
Good for: Military collectables
Stockport-based military collectables dealer with an online catalogue and sales showroom.
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Before you buy
- Ask for provenance on anything above pocket-money prices: a named recipient, a regiment, a documented history.
- WWI British War and Victory Medals were named on the rim. Most WWII campaign medals issued to British servicemen were unnamed, so a WWII group is only as good as its paperwork.
- WWI medal index cards (series WO 372 at The National Archives) can confirm who was entitled to what.
- Reputable dealers clearly separate original from reproduction. Be wary of any listing that's vague about which one you're buying.